mat im no fool i can assure you...you only have to see the results to see that. Can we beat spurs?? of course we can as we have the players to do it with or without injuries... Will we beat spurs ??? Well now that is the question that i would have said yes because we are at home before this season but results indicate we are not a force anymore. What do i predict??? Well because of the way this season has gone then its more of a hope and a prayer than a prediction that we can at least get a draw...but i wont hold my breath...
Give Laudrup a rest Dai, talk about being repetitive, like some neurotic deranged woman!..............
sorry but he is the reason why we are where we are and i wont kid my self that its not even if you and others do...
You don't have to persecute us for it though do you! Think about it before I blow a bloody gasket!!..................
I fancy us to beat Spurs for some reason - just got a feeling. However Spurs have been in apparent 'turmoil' recently and having a bit of a disappointing season so far - the fact is that they are only 2 points behind Liverpool who are having an apparently great season so far. This will be a tough match.
I've got a good feeling about this one too, definitely a case of my heart ruling my head though. What do people think of Sherwood? Is he the real deal or is he likely to be used until Levy's real target becomes available in the summer? Could Laudrup be the man he's waiting on? If I was going to make a bet, right now I fancy Pochettino for the Spurs role in June.
SPURS TEAM NEWS FOR SWANSEA: Gylfi Sigurdsson is in contention to face Swansea City on Sunday, Head Coach Tim Sherwood has confirmed. Our Icelandic midfielder has been out of action since Boxing Day with a calf problem. Tim also reported that central defenders Jan Vertonghen and Younes Kaboul are back in training as they continue their recuperation from respective ankle and thigh injuries – but neither will be ready in time to face the Swans this weekend. “We’ve got a few lads back training now,” Tim said. “We are very competitive and we’re going in there with a very strong squad for this game and we hope that we can come away with all the points.” Paulinho (ankle) remains sidelined.
whatever the result i will enjoy the game and if we win i will be over the moon but if we lose then so be it. I enjoy championship football anyway and at the end of the day its just football whatever league we are in..
Dai if we lose to Spurs(realistically it should happen) it won't have an impact on whether we go down or not. The set of games after this weekend are the games that decide our fate
Unfortunately for you Dai, I'm a proper Swansea City fan who won't leave your anti-Swans bile go unanswered
It has a massive impact valley as it will be another loss at home. Every single match now is very important because we are fighting relegation, Even increasing our form on the predictor i can only find us finishing on 39 points and that was not cheating but being honest on how we have done in the first half of the season. This don't take into account what the other bottom sides do. now them 39 points can go either way but its not a good position to be in with the squad we have...Am i worried? to bloody right i am..
You don't know what support is. I've sat next to blokes like you on the rare occasions I sit in the West stand. Just sit there and criticise everything that the Swans do. More like an Ospreys fan.
